A new budget smartphone from Oppo has made its way to China’s MIIT certification. The device, listed under the model number PLT120, has also received wireless approval under certificate number 2025-21820, which is usually a strong sign that a launch isn’t far away.
That said, we’re not yet sure what the PLT120 corresponds to in terms of its marketing name. For now, let’s go through the details.
Oppo PLT120 Specs via MIIT
The PLT120 features a 6.75-inch display with an HD+ resolution of 1570×720. It’s almost certainly an LCD panel. The dimensions are on the larger side, measuring 166.6 × 78.5 × 8.61 mm, with a weight of 216 grams.
The heft could be the result of a large battery. The PLT120 packs a 6,830 mAh rated-capacity cell, which Oppo is likely to market as 7,000 mAh.
Under the hood, the device is powered by a 2.4GHz octa-core processor. MIIT listings don’t reveal exact chip names, but this configuration suggests a mid-tier, 5G-capable SoC. Oppo also seems to be offering generous memory options, with 8GB or 12GB of RAM and 128GB or 512GB of storage.
Connectivity support includes all the usual radios: Dual SIM, 5G (NSA/SA), LTE bands, WCDMA, GSM, Bluetooth, and USB.
On the camera front, the PLT120 keeps things simple. There’s a 50MP primary camera on the back paired with a 2MP secondary sensor. Up front, users get an 8MP selfie camera.
The phone also supports fingerprint unlocking, face unlock, and basic sensors like gravity, proximity, and ambient light. It runs Android–though the certification doesn’t mention the version–likely ColorOS based on Android 15.
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